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Understanding 9/11Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1992-03-16
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Let The Good Times Roll, Feel Like A Stranger, Friend Of The Devil, CC Rider-> It Takes A Lot To Laugh It Takes A Train To Cry, Black Throated Wind, Ramble On Rose, Let It Grow
Set 2
Corinna-> Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Estimated Prophet-> Drums-> Jam-> All Along The Watchtower-> Morning Dew, E: Johnny B. Goode
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Notes
Patched using AUD1
no shnid
LCPM audio from video soundtrack - used for patching only
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Audio Patches:
1) About 2 minutes into Drums. 8 minute and 46.682 seconds were added to SBD1 soundtrack from AUD1 in order to match the video.
2) I used the video soundtrack as the timing reference and while the SBD1 was very fast averaging about 2.1 seconds a minute faster than the video, the AUD2 matched the video almost exactly.
3) As video came in 48k 16 bit, I used the 48k 24 bit Andrew F. recording and upped the bitrate of the soundboard using rBrain so that it matched the video and audience to mix the matrix for the video. Matrix was mixed down to 44.1k 16 bit using rBrain8.
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Subject: This Is An Average Professional Show
And this here concert is just another average effort for this era -- professionally presented in a major venue. This music is very orchestral and somewhat contrived, but it still comes across. Safe to say it's just good music with some hotspots -- just enough to let you know that the Dead moved through the area like a major thunderbumper.
You just can't fault this show. Every song is well done and this recording is pretty damned hot and, overall, it's just downright tempestuous and brooding, really, and equally joyous and happy.
All the players play well and Jerry gets it up when he needs to. I enjoy the keyboard sound, too. Aw, heck, every thing sounds good in this one -- it's very full and phat.
Performance = 4.5 stars
Presentation = 4.5 stars
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